In a series of images I’ll be looking at what happened in March and
April this year. In later blog posts I’ll show the summer, autumn and winter
changes, some of which will be quite spectacular.
Before that the swallows are starting to gather in big numbers on the
local telephone wires and have spent the last couple of nights feasting on the
variety of flying insects that are taking to the skies now the evenings are
warming up a little.
Although some have already gone, I suspect many of the ones that are
still here might stay for this week at least, as the food supply appears to be
here in large numbers.
I’m still getting the usual garden visitors, although mainly the blue
tits, great tits, house sparrows and tree sparrows. The robins, blackbirds,
dunnocks and wrens appear to be still enjoying the wider expanse of the fields
and hedgerows beyond the garden.
March
April
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